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Understanding the complexity of supply chains and the potential impact of new disruptive events, such as the Coronavirus, is key.
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The COVID-19 outbreak and efforts to contain its spread are disrupting economic activity - what are the implications for the trade credit and surety insurance markets?
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The World Health Organization considers the emerging coronavirus outbreak “a high risk, regionally and globally,” underscoring how important it is for multinational organizations to take action now to protect people and operations.
Read more2019 has witnessed a significant number of food alerts and recalls in the domestic Singapore food and beverage scene.
Read moreSupporting employees’ mental well-being need not be complicated if we start by managing stress.
Read moreIn September, Mercer Marsh Benefits (MMB) focused on the theme of Healthy Aging and launched several ‘age-themed’ internal initiatives.
Read moreThis year the Northwest Pacific basin is predicted to produce a total number of typhoons close to its long-term average. However, even a single storm can wreak havoc on your employees, your operations and assets, your community, and those your business relies upon. Floods and water damage can be catastrophic, and remain a key concern in Asia.
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A volatile cyber threat landscape underscores the role of cyber insurance as an essential complement to cybersecurity within an overall risk management strategy.
Read moreAlternative risk solutions are contracts, structures, or solutions provided by insurance and reinsurance companies that enable firms either to finance or to transfer risk in a non-traditional way.
Read moreAs a region, Asia is in the growth phase in terms of supply chain finance (SCF). Growth across global and regional banks range between 0-50%, and average about 20%-30%. Not only are local MNCs and large corporates seeking supply chain finance programs, but unmet demand in current global programs continued to be filled. It is not surprising that SCF is of the greatest focus to banks.
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